I’m an actress, writer, and comedian based out of Chicago. For the first half of my life, I was raised in Newburyport, MA, then moved to a suburb north of Chicago, where my knack for theatre was born. I graduated The Hartt School at The University of Hartford with my BFA in Actor Training and discovered my love for writing along the way. I am passionate about new and original work, and have taken on many roles in bringing new work to life, whether that be as an actor, writer, or producer. Most recently, I had a workshop reading of my play Safe House at Playwrights Horizons as a winner of A Is For’s All It Takes Is One Act Festival. I am also a recipient of the Phyllis B. Abrahms Award in both Drama and Poetry, as well as the Melvin Goldstein Award for an essay analyzing the movie Ex Machina through a feminist lens. Thank you for visiting my website, and feel free to learn more about me by clicking below!

“The funniest person I know!”

-Tara Grenolds

“Hi sweetie!”

-Jessica Chastain, when I met her at the stage door after A Doll’s House

“You just have, like, an infectious, bright energy. What’s your name?”

-Bath and Body Works Employee

“Yeah, I’d say so.”

-My Friends after I asked them if I have a cool vibe